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From: Ashurri
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Date: 9/20/2011 8:31:05 AM
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I know this is common sense and nearly everyone follows the same thing but just sharing to new players how to do it for those new in the game as Group Demonstration and Scouting Combine might be confusing for them.

I spent 40k per week since the start of the season as there were many inactive managers, I have about 32 points, and only continue reading this if you want 18 year old talents (for obvious reasons).

First use Scouting Combine. It cost 10 points, and lets you know the ages and height of the player (both important for serious people in the draft).

If you have enough points for Group Demonstration, use it only IF there are more than 10 players over the age of 18 considered grey 2 ball and 1 ball players (which never was any accurate). If there's less than 10, it'd be more economical to scout them once individually.

From there, you're on your own :D But I'd look at 18 year olds with high Star Rating, Age, and Height to choose which one to reveal the potential.


From: Ashurri

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196816.2 in reply to 196816.1
Date: 9/20/2011 8:34:39 AM
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Some might ask later why not 19 year olds? Well, a full season training 18 year olds you get players many times better than the 19 year old xD I read people saying their 18 year olds getting say 14-18 pops (no idea if it's true...), though I think for me more than 10 pops is more than possible with a level 4 trainer.

So 18 year old picks > 19 year olds.

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196816.3 in reply to 196816.1
Date: 9/20/2011 9:39:15 AM
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If you have enough points for Group Demonstration, use it only IF there are more than 10 players over the age of 18 considered grey 2 ball and 1 ball players (which never was any accurate). If there's less than 10, it'd be more economical to scout them once individually.


yes i agree with you, 18 year old player are more valuable then 18 year old player. But i rather take a 19 year old with good skills then an 18 year old with medium skills, because a good 19 old with one season training is stronger then a medium 18 year old with one season training cause the difference in training speed is pretty low.
And even when 19 year old maybe ain#t the option you should go for in the first round of the draft the group demonstration might be a good option basis to get a better second round pick even when he is 19(or an good late first rounder, even when you should go for combine when you draft at this position with active opponents)

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196816.4 in reply to 196816.3
Date: 9/20/2011 11:09:23 AM
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No, I disagree. 18 year old players are as valuable as "18 year" old players xD

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196816.6 in reply to 196816.5
Date: 9/21/2011 12:08:39 AM
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I agree with you. Worth pointing out is that it only really matters with the high potential players. If you intend to train something like a Star potential player you won't lose much if he's 19.

From: CrazyEye

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196816.7 in reply to 196816.5
Date: 9/21/2011 3:28:25 AM
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but the majority of players fet trined 3 season where i think it is more like 5 pops ;) And i doN't say golden pick, but when you get for " points informations about 9 players you increase your chanche a lot to get even late something solid not extraordinary.

Last edited by CrazyEye at 9/21/2011 3:29:34 AM